Organizations have widely embraced the cloud. The cloud is so firmly established that Gartner calls it “the new normal for enterprise IT.” The cloud is compelling because it is a lot more predictive in terms of an organization’s IT spend. It drives innovation by enabling the quick and elastic provision

With cybercrime accelerating as COVID-19 spreads, manufacturing and retail organisations are seeing the most attacks. In a report to be released today that was exclusively provided to the author, security firm Mimecast examines the first 100 days of the crisis and the pattern of scams that has unfolded. Between January and

Could the same automated technologies cybersecurity professionals are increasingly using to protect their enterprises also fuel attacks against them? The research bears that out, according to a report my colleague Marc Bruce and I recently completed for the Swedish Defence Research Agency. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools to analyze

Recently, the US congress released a bipartisan draft of a new autonomous vehicle bill. A deeper analysis of the bill is available at “New AV Bill, Its Bipartisan, Is It Better ?” One of the most interesting aspects of the bill was its emphasis on cybersecurity. For most consumers, cybersecurity

While most enterprises are moving workloads to the cloud, it remains less than 10% of overall IT spending. With the cloud, enterprises can deploy applications at scale and transform their business. Many cloud providers also provide robust security solutions that parallel this scale. However, many are limited by the lack